Jack Frederick Conn

Jack Frederick Conn was a prominent banker and lawyer born and raised on a farm south of Ada, Oklahoma. He graduated first in his law class at the University of Oklahoma in 1940, practiced law with U.S. Senator Robert S. Kerr, and later became president of Oklahoma State Bank in Ada before serving as chairman and CEO of Fidelity National Bank and Trust in Oklahoma City until 1983. A key architect of the Oklahoma Banking Code, he was president of the Oklahoma Bankers Association in 1958 and the American Bankers Association in 1966, and supported education and history initiatives.[1]